Frederick County weighs incinerator plan amid landfill limits
County officials in Carroll Frederick and Howard discuss mass burn incinerators as an answer to shrinking landfills. Frederick and Montgomery counties face questions about private operation profitability and waste sourcing while a Dickerson incinerator idea sparks concern over procedures and backyard impacts.
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Reids Ford Road
Montgomery County
Howard County
Baltimore County
Frederick County
Westminster
Carroll
Frederick
Howard Counties
Dickerson
Montgomery
Baltimore
Carroll County
Howard
Carrol
Valentine hype and old fashioned romance ramble
A humorous look at Valentine’s Day fizz featuring ads for fake zircon rings and overdone cards. The piece critiques greeting cards and Hallmark sentiment while recalling classic love notes and poetry as an antidote to commercial gloss. It ends with a personal, simple declaration of love.
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Jessica Hahn
Garfield
Odie
Cleveland
Humphrey Bogart
Mae West
Valentine
Hollywood
Reginald
Felicia
Romeo
Juliet
Hallmark
Donne
Wordsworth
Bush Rather clash stirs debate over Iran Contra fallout
The Washington clash between Vice President George Bush and CBS anchor Dan Rather sparks talk of lasting political leverage. Democrats foresee gains for Sen. Robert Dole if Bush falters, with memos and replayed interview segments looming as potential campaign ammunition.
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Washington
George Bush
CBS
Dan Rather
Bush
Robert Dolé
R-Kan
Dole
Mr. Rather
Mr. Bush
Evan
Rather
Lyndon Johnson
Richard Nixon
Jimmy Carter
White House
Walter Cronkite
Roger Mudd
Bobby Baker
National Press Corps
Dan
Dual highway work spurs Maryland prison work camp site
State Roads Commission Chairman Dr. Homer B. Tabler chose Myersville as Maryland's first prison road work camp site within Welfare Department provisions under the 1937 ordinance. A freight truck, traced to a Hagerstown company, wrecked on Emmitsburg Pike south of Lewistown, with drivers unharmed. A portrait unveiling in Hartford honored Dr. Walter R. Steiner, renowned medical librarian, noted for building the nation's oldest medical library. Steiner was cousin to Miss Agnes Sebiley of Frederick.
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Myersville
State Roads Commission
Homer B. Tabler
Maryland
State Department of Welfare
Hagerstown
Emmitsburg Pike
Lewistown
Frederick
Walter R. Steiner
Hartford
Conn
Steiner
Hartford Medical Society
Howmet plant approved near Buckeystown and road tickets issued
Twenty years ago the Board of Zoning Appeals approved conditional use for 1 400 acres of industrial land near Buckeystown for a Howmet aluminium plant with sixty one tickets issued for wrong way driving on a one way street at East Ninth streets intersection near Village Shopping Center. Mrs Lyndon B Johnson and Capt Charles Robb visited New Market antique shops and the Maryland School for the Deaf considered a branch operation to address state deaf children demand with enlargement of Frederick School.
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Board of Zoning Appeals
Buckeystown
Howmet Corporation
Frederick
Ninth
Village
East
Lyndon B. Johnson
Capt
Charles
Lynda Bird Robb
New Market
Maryland School For the Deaf
David Denton
Foreign policy and the Constitution in Congress
A letter urges quick proContra action while criticizing Congress for undermining administrations and pursuing discordant foreign policies. It argues the executive should lead, Congress must refrain from independent treaties, and calls for one national voice on security matters, warning against treason and anarchy.
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U.S
House of Representatives
Ortega
Nicaragua
Central America
Cuba
Congress
Saudanistas
Colonel North
End animal testing says Frederick letter urges policy change
Sharyn V McCormick of Frederick writes urging support for the Consumer Products Safe Testing Act to end cruel and unreliable animal testing. She cites PETA materials and calls on readers to contact their congressional representative to push for policy change.
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Lobo
Frederick
People For the
PETA
P.O. Box
Washington, D.C
Peta News
House of Representatives
Citizens urge united citizen group action for local issues
Mrs Geraldine Krehkline of Pooiesville urges Montgomery County citizen associations to join in coordinated efforts. She advocates meetings continue as usual while any issue before governing bodies is championed by all groups, proving broad public support for actions benefiting communities and state.
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Thave
Montgomery County
Soviet Union
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Gwen
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Internal Revenue Service
United Feature Syndicate, Inc
SHARYN V_ McCORMICK, Frederick
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Geraldine Krehkline
Pooiesville
Quentin Clingerman
Monrovia
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